Recent history tends my vote toward retaining this feature. Not only with
spam a factor: with a list this large we have a wonderful variety of people with
an even more wonderful variety of responses. We try not to edit for idea
content, but we are trying to keep all discourse civil and considered without
having to expell anyone more than the several we have had to over the years. If
we had had the Moderator interceptor provision in before, we might not have
had to expell anyone, only constrain occasional blunderings over the line of
good taste and reasonable discourse. Things appear to be going reasonably well
underthis provision, I'm sorry that this sometimes occasions delay. - For
which we COULD indeed be happy to have several more here step forward as possible
Moderators. Thank you very much, Christian! ....win
"Christian Jonassen" < flyrev%40gmail.com">flyrev
gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2007 22:01:06 +0200
Subject: Re: [imagestream] [OT] why does it take so long
Hi
I vote for removing the feature.
However, if you still keep this feature and if you find me qualified, I
will happily be a moderator of this mailing list. My timezone is GMT+1.
Best regards
Christian J
Jennifer E. Haggerty wrote:
>
>
> >>...For a post to be visualized. I subscribed some months ago, and
> recall that the sent posts appeared in the board in virtually no
time.
> Now, it takes at least half a day for my posts to appear on the
board?
> What's changed?<<
>
> Sorry about that. If it makes you feel better it's happening to
everyone.
>
> Mostly it's because many posts end up in a moderated queue before
they
> go out to the group in general. It was set up to prevent spam, and in
> that way it's a good thing. The problem is that messages need to be
> removed manually so unless you're posting when I, or another
moderator,
> just happen to be online, there's going to be a delay.
>
> Personally, I would love to turn that feature off and risk the spam.
Or
> we're going to need more moderators in non-North American timezones.
But
> that's an issue for the group to decide as a whole.
>
> 
> Jen
>
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